Burn marks?

[Harry Abernethy]

So since I'm still saving for training I went to clean an oven for friend for a little hands on practice.

Everything went well except the pan grills which from what I can tell is burn markings and not carbon.

It would of came up as a good as new if I spent hours scrubbing but I wasn't up for that, plus it had a good hour in the tank beforehand.

Is there any tricks to getting it done quickly or did I do the right thing and left it?

 

[Steven Johnson]

You will never get 100% perfection so don't waste your time trying.

 

[Alastair Shields]

What are you using in your tank solution wise?

 

[Harry Abernethy]

What are you using in your tank solution wise?

I'm using the Dirtbusters bio solution plus the boost powder.

 

[Daniel Nailor]

I'm using the Dirtbusters bio solution plus the boost powder.

There’s your problem

 

[Harry Abernethy]

There’s your problem

Could you elaborate on that, I was made to believe the dirt busters products were powerful enough.

 

[Billy Marsh]

There is no problem with dirt busters . U just can't make worn or mistreated ovens new ! Why would a caustic solution which is aggressive help with damage ? . It about doing the best .

 

[Gareth Paul Williams]

Sucks when you dip a carbon covered rack only to discover an hour later it was all rusty underneath! I've never had a problem though, customers understand you're there to clean not to repair. In fact only one guy has ever been disappointed after seeing his corroded racks, on a nearly new rangemaster, he complained to them rather than me about it. You also see a lot of tarnishing on racks from self cleaning ovens and gas ovens, again you can't clean it away.

 

[Paul Dennis]

nothing will sort that , you will get it a lot on pyro ovens as the customer dont read the instructions , same when they are all rusty you just clean the crud the rest is permanant

 

[Harry Abernethy]

Thanks for the info guys, I'm glad I didn't spend ages trying to restore them.